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THE MAGNET
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lollj nonpareil a.ltt.iitamari. ei SrimWrtkii . Wttklr of
Dil . artl laaaillua, p.. in.!., f i.... , e..li .utt.itieie. tataa.
ton. .
Lot. I aotKat. tin ttatt pel lint, t.h IntarUoo.
I'einlleton in im iv inu' uht'inl riuht
alone. Out' reason (or il, I'eti.llcton i
not oviT-rjipitaluiil.
MM tin' wilier work- in Walla Wullit
hecanie the ro.ertv of tin' city it
-1 1- n ill tin- water supply i- lieinu
oxperienrrtl. l'rohahlv the alt dew
not keep as sharp it watrh nver the
consul mer- a- their private owners iliil.
The nex! if rent improvement in Pen
dleton will he the lllilllulir.il nt it
street sprinkling system. Tbli would
tin uinre tn make Pendleton it lit plaee
to live in than anv otlier tblag within
die roach of Pentlleton. Then Itt'l
have it, next year at least :
Ooiag to the law muum of ia
liiirii'H maile whether ntatictirt ot
the religion" n the people wnlllil he
taken in the enumeration of tlii- year,
the tlireetor of the i'eii"U hax fouml it.
neeencary to inniie u eirenlar of infor
mation to the effei t that M Mtfa ta
tiaticM will he taken at prenent, ami
that it i ilonhtfiil whether they will
le I'ollei'tetl at all mnler the preneiit
act.
The oppnltiaa to nilitttlMu in Umh
country in not becauw the country
i.. i- a ntauilinx army oi Tti.ooo nhlltMi
hut hei'UU'e of the neellline leii'lelicy of
the republican party to increafe thin
iiuiiiIht hv leitp- anil Itoumln until the
spirit of militarism i- n. . lirinly ml
illeil upon the country to lie rhaken off
except hy HweepiliK out of exi"lclu'e
any ami every parly which may he
lainterl with its virun. .Militari-m i
a poiiton that hoiihl never lie all ah-. I
to kfet into the VfjM of a rvpoblfc,
Knin.'ror Hill in the l.i-t let day!
luatle another nech to his noMierN
which he hi IMdUag to China, in
which he i iiiole. a- miyinir: "If
Voll clone with t!.e ellulnv, leltlelllher
thin: Spare nolnnlv, make im prinon
er. I J your weapon" m thai for a
MktMNHd year." heikce M Chinainan
will dsn look alliance at any er-
inan. Open the way for
civilization
once lor all.
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Kmperor Hill talks like
a "kcmmI ( 'hrintiaii. " llin feelinwtn,
iutentn ami methmj" are little ahoe
thoMe of the t'hiliene.
Perry S. Heath, the MtMjaj ol Ntt
ly, the poMtui thief, looter of Cub.ii
raven u an
was a little tin. eonniiicuoUM
as lirst assistant postmaster general, I
and so the president .ice.-ia. . I I,,- r. ..-j-
cceptcil 1,1- re-lg-
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nisi ag aaa ponjl Ol great moral l-icas lilth DO DM I lad coyote.
and great immoral practice.-, and no' The men m ere angrt and Lincoln wan
Mark llanna. Mr. McKiulev - uc.ire-t I"""""; '"'t .lake rem irked. "Well, I
a a , I . . ., gii. s- that hob-tail came liack and got
, . , ' l'r"'l'l.v in-,,n,,, ttah that terrier.' I ron, "lil,
stalleil Heath a- secretary of the re-! the Story of the Coyote Tiiat Learned
publican national committee, where ' How,'' hy Briiaaj iattou "TboOl uaOII , in
lie will In able to , k..,s work for II.h
'I
partv ami its supsirterN will t a
chance of DtiM caught.
The Kjpular loan idea in Salem lias
proven a mucchs- for the socoajd time,
with the result that Salem peonlu ar
paying only four p.o cent interest per
annum on Salem's bonded indobted
iioms and Salem people are receiving
the four per cent. If interest is to ho
paiil at all, it is always letler to pay I
it to those from whom one in most like-
Iv at eoiiie time to get the larger nor- '
nun 01 it lutck. It Ihhiiii pco
"r"
not w iiiiug in iikiin ineir surplus money i
to their home town, then the outsider I
need not lie expected to do so. The
spool
popular loan idea will grow in Oregon
and with it will grow greater conli-
uence in the towns, in the slate and in i
home institutions. The place for re- I
lorm to begin is at home.
Thu news reports from China have
said that when Admiral Seymour
was compelled to retreat in
his disastrous cXHsliti, ,n inward Pel.in
he addiet-.i the wounded "with tears
in his eyoa" and asked thum whether
they Would rather be lell
Brown's own
the shoes to
wear. They have all the
qui
I men 01 a good shoe,
loV
prici
am!
i world
wide reputation.
A chance for
vratoh with every
purcliase.
i gold
dollar
CASH STORE
Court and Cottonwood
the handf of the OhlntM or he nh'it hy
their own coinriule-. With one aoaofo
"thev heuueil him piteoutly" to nlmot
them, So a mpuiil of the very bent
aliot" in the little force was MlfMtttli
an. I "while the tear- cotimeil doWtl the
b) kl "f the men. they kilhil their
own lotnrailen to nave them from a
worne fate." Thin imleetl wan a
Ihfilllng rtory, and the only fault to
he (ootid with it in that it in not true.
Adnlral Knyinonr hroiiKht away all
of bin ivoiinileil. They were placeil in
lliithoal ami toweil do0 the river Die
iter ktnaril, while the main body of bin
ciimmaii'l btld the "boxers" at bay.
I he reporters in China have caughl the
national Chinese habit of lying.
STORY OF A COYOTE.
Th ivole wan fully grown when the
bonn ol the mtttt brought a couple of
thoroughbred greyhonndi, trooaarftil
runner-, to nee whether he coil hi Hot
entirely extirpate the rcmiiaul of the
n.yote- that mill daatfoyad oeoMlaMl
nh"ep anil calves mi tin range, ami at
the name time timl amiinement in the
sporl. lie w.i- tireil of neeini: that
covote in the van! ; no, ilenirinw,' b
line her tn train the iltig- on, he bail
btf roughly thrown into a bag, then
carried a ouarter of a mile awat anil
dumped ut At the name tune th
reyhOUndl were lltpped and chivvied
on. Away they went Imunding at their
m itehh s- pin e, that nothing on four
legn coil hi run iroin, and awav went
the coyote frightened even to timl her'
nelf free. I ler tpiarter-mi le start ipiick
Iv nhrank to one humlrcl yards, tin
one hundred to lift-., and on nieii tie
living doits. Clearly there wan m
chance for her. tin and nearer thet
came. In another minute she would
i have lit ell ntret.'hed out. Not a doubt
of it. lillt Oil II Midden file stopped,
' turned, and walked toward the doe.
ith her tail nerenely waving in the
air ami a friendly cock to her ear-.
I (ireyhound-are peculiar dirgn. Anv
thing the run- awat they are ttoing to
Caleb and kill if they can. Anything
that in gajnly facing them becomes at
! once a non-combatant. They bounded
over and past the coyote before they
I could nru their own impetuosity . and
I relurniil completely nonplunned. I'"--jsibly
they recotfilied the coyoli' of the
hiiiineyard s she stinnl there wagging
her tall. The ranchmen were BOfl'
plunnctl, too. l'.vcryoiie wis utterly
taken aback with a sense ol failure,
and the real victor in the situation
via- felt to lie tlie audacious little
...vol.'.
The gray boa adl refused to attack an
animal that nautfed it- tail and would
not run; and the men, on seeing that
the coyote colli) I walk far enough awav
to avoid being caught by hand, tork
their ropes .lassoes and -non made tier
1 a prisoner once more.
The coyote ehalb'iige sounded close
to the Chimneypot Wandi after the
UhdorYll. A dozen dogs resounded with
I the usual ciainor. lint oiilv the bull-
terrier dashed away toward the place
whence the coyotes had called, for the
I reason that be only Waa looaa. Hut bin
chase wan fruith-ns and he BUM li.nl
irtHrliagi Twenty minnles later there
tt.i- another coyote yell clone at hand.
Away .limbed the terrier a- belore. In
ia minute bin excited yapping told that
in- had sighted his game and wan in
full chase Attat be went, furiously
barking, until bis voiee was hint aiar
and never more wan heard. In the
morning the men read in the nuow the
tale of the night. Che lirnt crv of the
''" to nim out II all We Uugl
ttere se ; men, uaviug loiinu nun
,,V M, (r, ... ,.v uu ..
Kite coyotes hid along the side of the
trail, one went forward and called nil
! it had decoyed the rash terrior, ami
i then led him right into the amhiish.
I What ehance had he with nix'.' Tin t
tore him limb from limb and devoured
i him. tirf). at the Vert sit were once he
had worried Covotilo. And next
morning, when the men came, they
the whole thing had
oeen !. Illin l HIIO Ul.ll I'le li'.l.ier ttllOSi
eiiiining bin I i mule it a
sliccens was a
""" """o'-r 01 .-crioiier -.
TOM JOHNSON K0H CHAIRMAN.
II the tleinocracv has the wisdom of
its needs, it will put at the lieu. I of
I campaign management the Hon. Tom
L. Johnson, of Cleveland, Ohio. He
has no Miipenor for hraliiM, force,
initiative uud political insight. He
knows the country and the paopla.
Peculiarly, he knows the people of
Illinois, Indiana, ohfo, Kentucky and
..U' Y.,rL- H kau kk. 1 . .. : .. L
fought and won. He hi a inanulaclurer
who never had a strike, lie in n
millionaire who can give an hones! a.
i count of evert- ilnlbir lie ever .1
He ..ill.. ....I " r..Ml....f
ground no llesh and hloml in the mills
of his avarice, lb is the only man who
,vur lulcal,l llanna. He ha- met
iiauiia in nu.-ines- ami iKiiteii Inn
lie ban met him in politics and flat
tened him out like a Held of turnips.
Johnson is (lie one man llanna fears.
They are from the same cilv. JohlMOn
knows llanna as none other does. And
llaniin can't hully him, or cheat him,
nor steal from him, nor set any
bribed trap of politics he won't din
cover and destroy. Johnson has a
genius lor control. II" can formulate a
plan ; foresee and meet the needs of a
canvass lie knows the cainl nlaten.
lie is past master of the issues. He can
evolve Mil orilttr u...l 1. ...
Hamilton
make ere
,.. full l..t " t t, oi nievite
to lull into,oue ami execute it. He is as sleepless
an time, ami an tirele-s. He will con
duct Mrll a war an the democracy him
not men since the t iornuiu-manageil
rtaya of IHS4. Wherefore the Verdict
exliortn Bryan and those iii party com
mand to call JohltNOn to the camiaign
brkbju at otUUt We want victory.
Therefore, we want .lohii-on. The
Verdict .
SENSE AND N0NSENSI.
The government niirplim for the lis.-al
........ .....11.... i i iooo ., i ... I
I H'.l I eill I I llkl .''III' " ' . l " ', .11 line"
to Ml ,90,7(0 -and this wan maile po
I nihle hy a war tax which brings to tbe
general government a greater income
than all "custom- duties" hv morn
than tfl0,000,000,
The Qaonjla man who chained up
bin daughter because she married in
opposition to limwinhes merely ileiimn
Itratad that she was wine in marryine
anyone who would take her awat from
h im.
BhaMbaij China, is aitltJMMd to
have n0,000 inhabitants, of whom
879,000 are liarn ami m arly 10QO are
deaf intltes. Thin is why the reports
from Shanghai are received with cau
tion. In Shanghai the chickens crov
for day at 1 :.'Ki a. in.
In thene tlavs of rapid action, few
men remain long in the public eye.
Our two living ex-presidents, Cleve
land and HofrilOB, are completely
shelved. Dewey has bail his brief day.
No one cares for Kipling, and l.ortl
Huberts bus ceased t" engage the
world's attention.
lirc.it Britain Is getting thing- red
hot in uil sorts of forms this year a
famine in Indiana, war in South
Africa, insurrection in China, tfoubia
on the Afghan border, and now the
heat has been M intense in London
that sunstrokes have been sending
pie to the Im-pitals at the rate of half
n dozen a dav.
The "kissing hug" that is punctuat
ing b'oyela tires at I'.vanston in prob
ably a horsefly out of a job.
fi gr.4lit Uitic Boy
Would In.- sure of a welcome m almost
By bOttM M what a welcome he
would have in a home when the hope
of c'.'ildten had liecn extinguished.
Wli.il i welcome this particular " hi igln
little boy " did have in iuch a home,
may he judged hv the i lo-ing paragraph.
oi ma ni'.iner a
Utter, Ktven Ije
low. Therg l no
rOOB) lor the
whole letter,
which recomiis a
lory oi fifteen
years of lufleiing
and a ptrfrvi cure
hy the use of
''three Ixtttles of
Ir. Pierce's l'avor
ile Prescription,
two hot 1 1 es of
Ootdtfl Medical
Discovery,' and
some of tha ' Pel
lets.'" In MOM in
atauces childliaH
ness is the ri suit
of condiliuns
which are curable.
I1, has often hap
pened that when
1 ii v o r 1 1 e Pre
scription " has
cured a woman of
lcin.de weakness
and the nervous
condition attending it, her return to
health is signalized bt the-birth of her
firslchild. "Pavorite Preucriplion" makes
weak women ttrong. sick women well.
st cannot tell half that Dr, Pierce's nterlkiiie
h- ilenr fur rue." writes Mrs. T. A. Ki.k.'.,t ol
N'i in- Wslniiga Co . N C "It will do ail thai
laclaiineil for II prevent mlaanrriaue and ren
der childbirth essy It Iihs nlven rar u brisht
little tsjy, uud I would act have hu.t turn hnd it
act been lor jaaar wonderiul mcdldui'. I csn
not nay ton much In jirutae of it ; I think it t
weill. Uswtiahl in ktold. I th'tnk iol tor iu
lUv, and Dr. lacic- l.r my lictllh."
"Pleasant Pt-UcU" clear the com
plcMoii.
Alba Sawmill
Good Lumber
Moth iVoii-.'li anil Dres.sed.
inlets Promptly Filled.
J, L. Biiher & Co.,
ALBA, ORHOON
Oregon Lumber Yard
. -""l 1 a I . I !S . a . .
Lumber,
lath.
Sliinule ,
Building Paper,
i at Ptper,
iilouldiiittN.
Hickci.t
Line and Gement,
Brick and hand,
S;ish and Doors,
Sjiccii Doore A Windows
Terra Gotta Pipe,
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., opp. Court House
New Goods...
And Cheaper
Than iiver..
Portieres.
CaifK't.s,
Iacc CaWtaiai
Wail Paper
Headquarters fgg White
Standard and Bldttdgt
Sewiii", Machines.
JESSE FAILING
Mam St., uear Bridge.
aooofflpafuod by
mucous patches in
tltr BiOtl t h . crup
UOM on the skin,
sore throat, cop-prr
colored splotches.
out
swollen gland, aching tnusclrs
and hone-, (lie disease is making
ranid headway, and far mi i'
svmptoms will follow unless the Mood is
promptly and tflMtually cleansed of this
violent ticatruCtivt poUKMi
S. S S. is I ha OOlj safe and infallible
cure for this disease, the only antidote
for this apatite poltOfl H cures the
worst cases Ihotoughh and perm iiieiitly.
Nq conill!on CfliiKl
Havr Rfpn m WArsr.
t h v i r irpiitmctit
did tnr n (011 ; 1 whs crttiun wtr- nil IM
time . my halt ramc otit, tilreri mntnrol in niv
thrnat nnl month, my tniv vvs ulmii tuvrretl
with rfipct rolornl nnlcitchri ami offciMVf
orr" I miiTrreil cTrr(y frtn thentnnlic pettm
In niv .hoiiMtm nti.l nrtiw My COnditkHl COW Id
h.tv ' - -t no vroriMr : only thrwrnfllii li- I I u-a-"
ran vndfniURM tin mflrrinK'- I MQ nt-ont
loat nil It t - - f trtf btiiiK wrll nirain when
I dcn hl to ttv s s .
bnt in u M posraM I hml
litllr faith I It in Anv
inedtcitir, Aflff tnklntf
lhelh.nl N ttlc I noticed
a t tMMN III m" rotxlt
lion Tnlei wall 'rnlv en
omraninK. tnl I feler
imai ' i 1 1 urn H, . S
Ihorotiffh i r in I . Prsn
111'' time :i 1 " i iMove-
mcit '.i t pfcl ; S, H. 8.
set -turd to h re Hit- di-en-p
CRiniplttt 'v nndrr
eontrol ; tin- Mtrs mid j
Ulcer h?ard an I I ir.1i
anon frrc from nil itn
r
of iht- disorder j I h.ivr
brrn htronir aoil healliiv ever stnrc
I,. V. Hmitii. l.otk
SSS
U. W. Smith Lock Ikix f ii. Not-lrwillt , Ind.
It tbt only rmrt'lv vege-
tflMc blood putitter
k n n WW . f i . QO is
ufTcml for ptoot that
it nintaitis a article ot
tncrcttrv. potewi or oiiMr inincrai powa,
8etnl for our frev look on IU'mmI Tutson ;
it contains MlOelbtt InfomMtkM ulaml
this disease, with full directions for self
treatment. We charge nothing tor medi
cal ndvice ; cure yourself at botttt,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA.
FOR
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Kire, I. ile, Ac. ill lent. Plate tilllss, it.
Loans
oi) City and County Property,
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I l.i r.
ived and Unimproved City Il."
ck Ihiiiches and Wheal Pami
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No Change of C an-;
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Ih. Wast."
SM-t'tttl, "Hie Ii ll.'S i iu
K. 1 1 1 1 ( it , I Willi
lilegant Standaid Sleperf
l:lnc New Urdinarv Icuriit Sleepers
Superb Library -UutJet Cars
SplemlM Diners meals a In carte
t-ree Kccllnlnc I'nair earn
Comf'irtable Coaches and smokers
Untlre Train Completely Vcstluuled
Kurlnrllier llllel l.nitl.ui nU ly in
r r. m'ajuucy,
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l.t svt.
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tuaiiy aaaipl nc iua.
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ICi'hHlc llckels nil s.kl.- 1'i'twe. 11 I'urf I.....I ...
isiiieato ami Hun Kianelsep, Nat nitss fit Ural I
elatt anil $1 1 seeoiut eisat. iaelliiilDs' -lecpt-i
Hates ami 11. kin tn ga-trni points sin 1 .
roue. Alan Jsuaii, I'lilua, liaweill, In.. I'i, I,..
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I'uillaii'l, Or.
heap Excursion J(ates
to I he Easi
On Juue M, July U 1 Ui aU'l Aufual I ll.-ki U
Iroin Denver. 1'nl.irailn .Sprinus, Puehlu 10
Chli asn. SI lniis an t iiiicriii.. iim, point,
ail. I return, v.111 Ihj .nl.t !. 1 1. -
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
One Regular Fare Plus $2 lor Hound Trip
lU-lurtt Limit Ociober.il,
SPECIAL TRAINS
ONI NIQUT OUT Won QHI0AU0. Tiekeu
alku guu.l on ri'sular I rain..
Only IMreei Line Icoin I nlnnuln tortMaai
mill Hani run.
Take u.lvnuiagu of ilnL. i-buap ralus an. I
Msjii.l your vacation in your old hoiiiun. sleep.
IllK l ar Huaervslioiis iunv l.u uiailc uou l..r..u
ol I lie Bcur.ioiis. Wrlu- lor lull Information
a. a. '"'i'i i I.. A. r 1... I'oriUu.i i.
r. w I HUM IKON. A li
JOHN HKll.tH'I'IAN,
a. i
lopuku. Kan
P, A.,
, I II lea
hieago
Daily Ksst Oraaonian, delivered
canier, only 15 cents a weak.
by
When ihc
Hair Falls
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Orsiron.
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Hal
To the Harvest Trade.!
When in need of.
Hai
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Al
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11
Cable,
i laitor.
ititl Cylinder
the case or
nisei, or a
nLrf for tilt
E
rot pi icei from
I Taylor, the Hardware Nan
sr 721 Mala Street 3
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THE VIOT POPULAR IVMI PL
Vlen's Wheels
Ladies Wheels
Boys' or Girls'
Chainless - -
it itiicr coaalonment
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TAOON .
.VASHIiN.. I )N.
You Can Gox-
Te GalebateJ i.sner Bear
in boil , lit led to any pari oi city, at
SB1-50 par Dozen.
Hej atottlad lv Gnu. J. Pottno
AMERICAN PLAN.
S3.0( per l)a uiitl Ijpwards
THE PORTLAND
PORTleil.NO,
Special Kato t. U.st .rii OreU mt.
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..via. travelers
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Wool for Sale
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riuiei lo ivcmvo aualt-tl
5. a, 13 and 17. aini.it
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wr" "'" in wuroiiQuw
' rejecting any or all
or Dnwni
Wire
Greaefl, hjNioraao
Bliclt Oil, Cap
Oil, I lotnpound (by
barrel), Rope nf all
ood Btove or Steel
conk bouse, call end
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$25 and $35
$2o and $35
- $25
$00
of the $25 hkI $20
received.
East Oregonian Building
IT ACADEMY
VTsrsboajS. mi V. .V r. It. It , niel
sal 1 I m 1 1 1 . 11 I "ii 1 HraiaMaM In
I'. n lleton.
sVIWayatn Mueliei l.n l.c.ilii
111 Itlgkaai Pvtaaa TMalfeto,
faralaaai .i k sad iwtas n fanners,
nn I raaksa advaaeai on crops or oil
1 n HiNDtiKv, aaaati NasttaMi'
linn ... 11. is t ,v Poison " a sal 't.Kir 1..
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1 il Moanuoaaav, Aavnt at llelix.
Jons K, MoNrooassY, tasatal Vrafrsa.
11 a j aaaat si una,i,
ii Mr, BauataVi aasaial .vuihih.
1 lata Hotel
the PlcMl
North
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A Hoarding and
Iay School lor (Jlrls
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Lots of Wool. Nn.
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bide.
reeerve th privilege
J. E. SMITH.
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vitltlnj: Portia rid, Headquarters
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Fast Mnwaii48ttpert
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Daily Fast Trains to the East
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OUR SPECIALTIES:
ii 11 run inn . ., . , .
mnn Pnlooe siJL rvk' Pull.
Tourist SleaDarH. D....1.' "MnHn
Library (C.'.fe, Cor 7?..
cuninir Chnlr Cars. 'Ha.
Hours of UlM hhvi .i in rw .
Raasaa Ulty, at. Lout, k. v-S, Cktesj
oilier . 'astiTii iMilni. ' rk '""ion a
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THE CITY...
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CHRIS SiriMSON
t.vorythlni; New. Newfjaa,
In thP elty. BoardSia22
heat attention. nt"
Service any hour ol the niKht
Telephone No. 70.
ATTOItNEYS.
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ATTOUNKYAT UW. m
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IllllldlUS
PHYSICIANS.
nu. w. o. oolk. omciuinnMii I
ton Havlinis 11,01k I.uii.i,ih. iifflt. uri
to U s. m. ; I lo . p in lelephoaar.
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ol rural Natioiini it.4.1 k oil,,,, uuur, luwn
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K. A. MANN, DKNTIbT, IN AUrjOCU
lion llioek, ovur I. II. 1 ilefMn 1)811.
ARCIIITBCTS AND BUILOIIi.
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Jay A Jenteii k bloekaiiiilli .Uop, unoots
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HANKS ANU I1H0KIIKS.
IllK PBNOLaTTON rjAVlKtM UASi
l'...i.ljeiun. OroKoii urKauiiisl Marcli 1. !
apllsl, fkl.ouu. Iiiiurekt alloawl un us.
p.. kllk Kxei.Mllkfe l.oiiJlil Mill MlM u3 ... pn
clpsl kOliila. Hpts-lnl ultentlou lvo luciu.
liuua. W. J, Furiiiali, pn'ki.laut; I S la
vice preaideut ; T. J. .M..iii. .asliltt
I'lltsr NATIONAL llANKOf ATHtSi.
Oruguii. Capital, .ai,uiki. iir.lu.,rJ
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loiuustle ulcllHlnce. rolleiilull. ia
tele led lo. Henry r A.l.u.e I.H-.I.1.DI.
Me Arthur, viceorcideul . t. 1. Sarutll. i-
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KiltSI' NATIONAL HA NK or ?
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